derrick, derrick, get over here. get over here derrick.ry about this everyone, my 14-year-old nephew derrick is in town, and i told his mom i'd look after him. but, it looks like i can't keep him out of my sight for five seconds. so, now he has to sit with me here at the desk where he can't get in any trouble. >> hi, uncle seth. nice nose job. >> seth: i didn't get a nose job. >> well maybe you should. [ applause ] >> seth: give me this. how long is this cord. that's not cool, man, it was very disrespectful of you, derrick. >> i'm sorry. i guess i just thought, if i could make people laugh like you do, maybe you'd respect me. [ audience aws ] i'm sorry, i'm just such a dumb jerk. >> seth: derrick, no, look, i do. i do respect you and you're not a dumb jerk. and actually you know what i think you could learn something from this story i'm about to tell. so, how does that sound? >> okay. >> seth: okay, great. so, anyways, me and robbie latin went to the woods to drink vodka out of a water bottle. [ audience ohs ] but, i drank a little too muc

hi derrick. >> reporter: good morning. we are sort of off the road now. we can give you a good look at the surfaces you'll encounter. this is springfield road in bethesda -- springfield drive. if you look at it this has been plowed been passed through pretty much. it's passable be stopping can be the issue. slush is the order of the day. look at ag den street here a plow came through here within the last five or ten minutes. it doesn't look the same as springfield, still passable but again, slush is the issue. now, of course on the roads it's a whole different story. take a look. this is the scene earlier this morning. we had a plow going out. then we caught up with someone who left their car overnight. a lot of those cars got stuck on the side of the road and prudently decided to leave them there. now is the time to dig out. we talked to a man who was just getting his car out this morning. >> you're doing a good deechltd i went to work yesterday to take care of my patients. i didn't expect it to snow much later than it did and i got stuck. >> reporter: h

i'll talk about you with while you come up. >> (clapping) >> so derrick grew up right down the street and was in the clubhouse and been an awesome championship champion when i hired him to get the word 0 out in the community harvard and maxine put their heads adopt in running the organization and derrick has been awesome i'm so proud of you and love the credit you give to the boy and girl boys and girls but that appreciate all you do. (clapping.) and so last but not least is delores fisher doris may not come to the stage if you don't want to we'll come to you so doris thank you for alu all you've done doris calls me all the time with great ideas how to advance the bottom lines she's a very, very committed to our work and in all ways we as a city are trying to surrounded our kids so doris it's to be routine by the planning commission, and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote honor to have your husband's name in the club and your general reiterate and his generosity made all this happen and i love our interactions you're a strong woman you're an incredibly brilliant woman i appr

according to kris, derrick had stolen $441,000, just embezzled it. so kris had a motive.e clearly hated the moo youngs, and finally, the icing was on the cake was a star witness, neville butler. >> kris's case went to trial. in court, the defense presented no alibi witnesses and kris never took the stand. ron petrillo was the defense investigator on the case. >> i knew when i heard all of this going on, coming out of the jury room what the final outcome was going to be. >> the jury returned guilty verdicts in less than four hours. >> and then when it went to the penalty phase, the judge gave him the death sentence. >> during his ruling, the judge declared the coldness and calculated manner in which the defendant executed his heinous plan could not be overstated. kris would officially begin his time on death row. >> one, they gave me the death sentence, i said god knows i am innocent. they will not kill me. they cannot. >> kris was from england, a country that had abolished the death penalty for murder in 1965. with one of their citizens on death row, the british governmen

. >>> just a year before kris maharaj was put on death row for the murders of derrick and duane moo youngn florida, he had been living a life of luxury in england. >> kris had come to england when he was quite young, worked very hard and became a millionaire. >> in england, he married and had four kids before working his way as a truck driver and becoming a business magnate. >> i started small and became a entrepreneur. >> he got his royals royce and then began to get into horse racing. >> i would purchase 100 horses and 12 trainers. >> kris amassed the second biggest stable of horse races in england. only the queen had more. having emigrated from trinidad, he mingled with members of parliament, gaining admittance to members of society. >> when i became involved, the member of parliament said we know, maharaj, something is wrong. i've been praying. >> kris first met the men he had been accused of killing when he began importing their fruit from jamaica. after years of doing business together, derrick moo young asked kris to invest in houses he had in florida. >> my plan was when i retired

we're live in montgomery county derrick ward news 4. >> derrick, quick question. you've seen a lot of standing water out there? we're getting reports of that from some viewers? >> reporter: in some low points you do. i know when we came across river road just before -- just after the d.c. line a place where there's construction there was indeed some deep standing water. what's happening is catch basins are getting covered with snow. they've been plowed over. so whatever melt there is whatever runoff from the meant isn't able to go anywhere and is going to go to the bottom of the hill the lowest point of a roadway. expect that if you're coming down a hill expect you might run into standing water. could be a serious problem later when the temperatures get back to freezing. >> derrick ward reporting for us live on the roads. stay safe. >> take your time. >>> several schools and churches in our area didn't want you driving through that mess. take a look at your screen. fairfax and prince william and alexandria all canceled activities. loudoun county says schools will

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we're live in arlington, derrick ward news 4. back to you. >>> a prince george's county man is behind bars this morning for allegedly killing his neighbor. rudolph phelps is accused of killing 61-year-old karen siegman. police say the neighbors got into an argument that turned violent. she was found when police did a welfare check on friday. >>> a developing story right now, the united arab emirates is joining jordan in the fight against isis. the uae sent a squadron of f-16 fighters to jordan to take part in air strikes against the militant group. jordan stepped up air strikes after isis release add video showing a captured jordanian pilot being burned to death in a cage. > virginia is considering expanding the dan data bank. lawmakers are considering three bills that would require certain misdemeanor offenders to submit a dna sample. in the hannah graham case is jesse matthew is guilty she would be alive today if we could have legally taken his dna in a previous conviction. virginia became the first state to establish a dna dat

how are you doing, derrick? >> reporter: good morning. how are you? we're actually on springfield drive in bethesda. tell you what we're seeing here. big problem with black ice here. as you see those cars going slowly down the hill there. that's because if you go up to the crest of that hill there's about four or five cars that were involved in accidents. now, minor crashes didn't appear anyone was hurt from what we could see. county truck has come and put the blade down and scraped some of that ice off, but as you can tell with these temperatures and this wind, it won't be long before it freezes up again. drivers have to exercise the utmost caution through here. even do the speed limit because this is a worst case scenario. think about it. a downgrade with traffic a stop light and ice. that's definitely not something you want to encounter at speed. people are going very cautiously as they go through here. a chuck came down spread something and put the blade down. something you don't see a lot of when it's not show. you had a sheet of black ice and it

derrick played trombone in the kansas state marching band. he decided to break it out again. >> then i got the idea to go play for my cows. who else am i going to play to. >> reporter: why not, he wondered, serenade the cattle. and they sang right back. how many have seen it now? >> 8 million. >> reporter: derrick's reckless imagination yearned to reach even further. recently he posted this an etchasketch type drawing with a smiley face with a pasture as his canvas and his feed truck acting as a paint brush, guiding his cattle into place. the video from a drone at 300 feet. do you think it's art? >> cow art, yeah. >> reporter: while the smiley face was a masterpiece in its own right, his newest creation may be even more impressive. the cattle take their place to form a heart, a valentine from the heartland. harry smith, nbc news, peabody, kansas. >>> that will do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us >>> lights, camera, access. >>> hi taylor. how are you? >> i'm doing great. i'm doing great. >> so much to share about

. >> reporter: derrick does chores on the family farm.are inside this fresh-base ed d canyon -- >> what does a farmer say. >> everybody thinks i'm crazy. i get nervous if they didn't think that. ♪ do you want to drive my tractor ♪ >> reporter: he's a prairie parodyist. he won an immediate audience on youtube. but then came this. derrick played trombone in the kansas state marching band. last spring he decided to break it out again. >> then i got the idea to go play for my cows. who else am i going to play to. >> reporter: why not, he wondered serenade the cattle. and they sang right back. how many have seen it now? >> 8 million. >> reporter: derrick's reckless imagination dared to reach even further. recently he posted this an etch a sketch type drawing of a smiley face with his pasture as a canvas and his feed truck acting as a paint brush, guiding the cattle into place. the video from a drone at 300 feet. do you think it's hard? >> yeah. >> reporter: while the smiley face was a masterpiece in its own right, his newest creation may be ev

we're live in sterling virginia, derrick ward, news 4. >> derrick, thanks so much. a good reminder with the cars flying buy on route 7 to take it easy on the roadways. >>> all amtrak service between brunswick maine is canceled. heavy snow is falling along that route. weather is affecting traffic, too. right at bwi 35 flights canceled, ten delays. dulles reporting 26 canceled flights with six delays. >> while there may not be school today or tomorrow, the weather is causing delays. right now all ymcas in d.c., maryland and northern virginia are closed. they will not open until about noon. in alexandria the george washington birthday 10k would be under way right now. organizers canceled it because of the conditions outside. they do plan to reschedule sometime in the next few months. >>> new this morning strong winds may have brought down a building in northeast d.c. police say this building was under construction on 12th street northeast. no one was hurt when part of it collapsed last night. weather was likely the reason for that collapse. right now police are working

please join in welcoming derrick morgan. derrick? [applause] >> thank you for coming for daring the weather outside which ensure but it's something to do with fossil fuels, right? you can address that. and for our location change. good to see you all here. welcome. we believe in free market at heritage not just because it works best overall for human flourishing that it would be enough of a reason to support it. it's also moral it's the free market system can when the respect private property, rule of law and freedom to contract. that encourages each person to find something that they can do or produce that will be beneficial to other people. every time you make a purchase both sides profit, both sides are better off. you multiply that i billions everyday and you get a little bit of a sense of this, the magic of the free market. i mentioned that because oil coal and hazardous producers are making their customers much better off. if you doubt that, think about the lives of many of our fellow human beings who do not have access to plen

derrick ward news 4. >> enjoy it derrick, thanks. >>> a prince george's county man is behind bars for allegedly killing his neighbor. rudolph phelps is accused of killing 51-year-old karen siegman. officer found her body while doing a welfare check on her on friday. people who live there are shocked. >> so a pleasant place to live for so long. i'm kind of frightened to be here. the thing is she's with god now. she's in peace. >> phelps is now charged with first >>> a developing story right now. the united arab emirates is joining jordan in the fight against isis. the uae sent a squad rant of f-16 fighters to jordan to take part in air strikes against the militant g. jordan stupd up air strikes after isis released a video showing a captured jordanian pilot being burned to death in a cage. >>> the war s f at home. the family of a captured american aid worker remains hopeful. the white house says there's still no evidence to support the claims that kayla mueller was killed. there's skepticism over claims that kayla mueller was killed in a jordanian air strikes. u.s. officials say they've

time derrick simply doesn't have. he leaves work tonight for the final time. still hoping for a miracle. >> i'm still optimist take one day i am going to be a fireman again. >> dane plaqueo fox news. >> still ahead on "fox 29 news" at 10:00 dozens of dogs and several exotic birds are pulled from a tiny house. the case of animal hoard that officials could hardly believe. >> one of the oldest synogogues in the country on a unique road trip. a look at this incredibly intense labor of love. >> ♪ ♪ time for ticket or skip t talking "50 shades of grey". this movie follows relationship of 27 year old billionaire by the name of christian grey and college student by the name of anastasia steel. anna as soon as she tastes christian grade consumed by the need to control everything. >> is that flossy like outwent lay down and have a cock tame and a cigarette by the bed. >> said he had to actually re shoot some of the scenes because of lack of chemistry between dakota johnson and jamie. but we hope that's not the case like in the final product. >> that's not a good rumor t

derrick garcia did say he was ok. --garcia did say that he was ok. >> had to get x-rays. >> having fun with the pitchers because they were not hitting. >> he has a pretty good contrition and will be sore for the next couple of days. contributions >> i think he get it now. >> reporter: it was interesting to see as mom is was interesting to see as bumgarner getting a applause from the crowd as he continued to walk his own way. >> pam: ahead at eight. >> pam: the donations have rolled in. and now they will be paid out to the victims of last month's massive mission district fire. >> pam: see how much they are getting. and who is so generous. later: >> pam: later. >> pam: it is something you might take for granted when you wash your clothes. >> pam: tonight: how some "pods" could threaten your kids' lives, and the bay area congresswoman who is doing something about it. >> pam: next, though: >> pam: it's a llama rodeo for two stubborn animals who refuse to settle down in a retirement community. return what's that thing? i m

derrick ward news 4. >> something tells me he got a peek at the forecast. there you go.ou don't need it. >> lie derek said spring bedivision on march 30th but meteorology cal springs starts are march 1st. that's eight days away and spring not in sight, not at least for this week so they're going to run about 15 to 20 degrees below average. before we talk about that let's talk about the refreeze overnight and the breezy conditions tomorrow. i love this complain. >> there's the snowman on the left the melting snowman on the right. whatever is melting today, it's going to freeze up. some delays are possible i think cancellations would be unlikely. as we get under way, when you factor in the wind it's going to feel like windchill temperatures are in the teens, and the remained the week is pretty quiet, but temperatures about 15 to 20 degrees below where they should be for this time of year. i think the main roads for the most part should be okay. of course you want tore caring of. secondary roads, some icy sfots there for sure. sidewalks, if they weren't treated today, they

derrick? >> reporter: jim, there was interesting development in this case earlier on in the proceeding when the judge told the jury essentially the city can't have it both ways. you see, the same barricade situation that the chief is using to justify the demotion of this commander was actually deemed appropriate in an earlier federal civil case. the judge told the jury that well, the city cannot support this command of actions in one case to avoid liability and condemn the same in another case to avoid liability. it's kind of comp collated. but eventually the chief says there are a number of reasons that this chief -- this commander was demoted, among them was he just wasn't acting like a commander. d.c. police chief cathy lanier on the stand today in d.c. superior court as part of a civil suit brought by captain fillton burton the former commander of next pd's special operations version. he was demoted because he said he contradicted the chief on police escort for celebrities. it all began af

we want to check back with news 4's derrick ward there. >> reporter: as you can see, the cleanup has already begun there. crews are putting plywood up and starting to assess the damage. we're told preliminarily it could be close to $1 million. take a look at the scene earlier this morning. it was about 3:00 a.m. when the fire broke out. at the height of this thing the flames were high enough and bright enough to be seen from the other side of the road. that's fortunate because they couldn't be seen from inside the apartment. it was a resident or a guest at the marriott hotel that first called 911 to alert folks this fire was going on. it seems to have started in a drier vent outside the building. the people inside the units weren't immediately aware what was going on. fortunately by the time firefighters got there, they were outside of the apartment. they had gotten themselves out and none of them were injured. however, there were a couple, shall we say, minor injuries on the part of firefighters as we hear from montgomery county's pete perringger. >> two firefighters suffered some i

derrick ward will take a closer look. >>> an elderly woman and her son were found dead outside their home before being outside in the cold. viola cox and her son douglas died. investigators say viola had a medical emergency. when her son tried to help, he had his own medical emergency. there were no signs of trauma. they do not suspect foul play. the medical examiner will determine the cause of death. >>> isis releases a new video that allegedly shows militants beheading 21 christian hostages. this is a still image. the video appears to have been filmed on the coast of the mediterranean sea. the men are coptic christians from egypt. the video threatens christians. >>> now, to the developing situation in denmark, where police have beefed up secured after two deadly shootings. today police shot and killed a man they say killed a danish filmmaker and security guard and wounded five police officers. say say he was 22 years old, a native of denmark and involved in gang activity. tonight we're hearing from a whom who witnessed one of those attacks. >> then wet more shots and we realized th

. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm derrick smith speak the tobacco free project of the community health equality and population division that's a mouth full and i'm the side here let me pull myself here the slide indicates me but the presentation luckily will be - can you see that. >> it is working one second and which the presentation will be presented by our coalition member bob gordon represents the lgbt education tobacco a partnering and in the tobacco tobacco free accreditation the commission knows well, we've started with the information about our campaign how to fits into the public health and bob will be talking about the campaign. >> so our chart so you're aware we fit into the activities we're generally part of the health equality and wellness branch 24 rolls up it's important to let people know where we're coming from i want to talk about how this fits into the population initiative and goals particularly save and healthy living environment that is part of the population strategic plan as well as the chip generally, we're looking at the percentage of adults that smoke

. >> thank you derrick good afternoon, commissioners i'm a member of the tobacco free coalition we're an amazing coalition that doesn't give up thank you you yourself work and i'd like to talk about since it's january 2015 the seconding kickoff the first was to make sure that the stakeholders revolved involved we see the information about this and really included the mailings september to all tobacco retailers a fact sheets on e cigarettes and the guidelines for sale of tobacco products and it means to have a how much of selgd only stores that are considered manufacturing and preparing did sheet for transit or human resources business successors and law enforcement and schools then for the public a public information campaign so 3 points basically informing san franciscans about the new cigarette the new e cigarette ordinance and reinforcing our smoking laws on the book educating the public that e cigarettes there is a lot of confusion and encouraging the smokers and e cigarettes smokers to quit also primd people it's possible to quit keep trying there's a summer brainstorming session

remember sean johnson from a couple years ago, if you can do floor excises, you can dance and with derrick, it's hard to go wrong. again, the show premieres on march the 16th. >>> one company jumps to extraordinary lengths to fostenr creativity. [ laughter ] >> the british creative agency proficient converted its office into a giant plastic playground. >> they are getting a lot of protective work done there. they have 81,000 white balls assuming they can still breathe. they abandoned the traditional multi-colored balls that maybe you played with as a little kid. >> a nice calming white. it's open to the public briefly. the ceo says it's a transformative experience. people go in as adults and come out as children. >> if they come out at all. >> right. get lost in there. >> a lot of stuff done in there. >>> much more ahead in the next half hour. the napa earthquake six months later, the resiliency of the victims, some are waiting to rebuild. we'll introduce you. >>> the white house takes a firm stance against the controversial keystone pipeline. will a presidential veto be enough to keep it

derrick ward in northeast d.c. now with that massive operation there. >> reporter: good evening, jim. you see the snow has lightened up a bit, but not all the tiflt here at this salt zone in northeast. it's the d-dot facility. there's been a constant circle of trucks coming around here to get their load of sand. they line up then they deploy out on to the streets. and it's a good thing because we'll show you some of the road conditions. these are road conditions early on in this storm. this is going up 395 headed toward the third street tunnel. you see those roads have been treated chemically and you just have tracks at about 9:30 and 10:00 we started to see the first trucks put their blade down. they're coming back here and getting more salt and sand and going back on the streets. there have been challenges for people who were out in the street. we were telling people to stay inside. an apartment building in southeast had actually lost its heat for a couple of hours. we got there and the resident told us they had

bring in cnn's will ripley covering the storm from cape ann, massachusetts, and cnn meteorologist derrick van dam in new york. will you're right in the bull's-eye of this newest blizzard. are you ready? >> we are ready, as ready as you can be jim, but the next 12 hours are going to be critical because along the coast high tide hits about 7:30 a.m. 12 hours from now, and even though we've only seen light snow and light wind you can see the road already treacherous right now. of course this on top of all the huge piles of snow in this area. i want to give you a sense of just how dangerous these roads are as we get into our suv. keep in mind we're driving a ford expedition a large vehicle used to dealing with a lot of snowfall and yet we are already at this early stage of the game having a difficult time getting around definitely important to stay buckled up. we're going to show you the front view because this is really what is so dramatic here. this is the road that takes us to our hotel, a hotel that like many in this resort town of rock port massachusetts, are full right now of people her

news 4's derrick ward is live with some new information. hi, derrick. >> reporter: good morning.take a look at the scene here of this fire. later we'll show you video. now we want to show you what it looks like from the outside. so many things came together to keep this from being a much worse fire than it actually is. take a look at video from the scene earlier this morning. it was about 3:00 a.m. when this fire actually broke out. the first 11 call came from someone at a nearby marriott hotel. it's one of the taller buildings in the area.gt they're actually able to see the flames. the good thing about that person just being up and having the sense -- the frame of mind to call authorities, not even knowing the address but getting them here. this fire wasn't easily detectable inside when it started as we hear from pete perringer. >> it appears it started in a drier vent into the siding. eventually we lrnd it was in many concealed void spaces. >> reporter: as this fire was burning, people were able to get themselves out. three families have been displaced displaced, but no october

derrick ward is live in annapolis with a closer look at what is in this legislation. derrick? >> reporter: now, you know the age requirement of 21 years old to drink legally has been the law of the land in the u.s. for decades now. but some lawmakers here in maryland think that given the sacrifice that a young man and woman can make at 18 19 or 20 years old, maybe they should be given a little bit of leeway on that. it's an idea that comes up often about people under 21 who pledge to defend this country. >> american legion a number of people have approached me and basically say if somebody is asked at 18 to risk their life to go overseas and fight that they at least ought to be able to go into the legion or to a restaurant or bar and have a glass of wine or a beer. >> reporter: the proposal would allow active duty military men and women starting at the age of 18 to drink wine or beer in bars or restaurants in maryland provided they show proof of age and a valid military i.d. amid strong opposition for some state senator ronald young says he tried to craft the bill to make it e

derrick? >> reporter: well you know, it's not often that hollywood and the political life here in washington polywood if you will collide. usually when they do something interesting happens and that's what you have today. ouf the chief of police taking the stand in d.c. superior court in a civil case brought by one of her own opinion you could say it was all started bay tweet from actor charlie sheen telling of his police escort from dulles airport back in april of 2011. she showed the speedometer of the vehicle he was riding in and bragged about it a little bit. that spawned an investigation into just who gets an initial escort then commander of the special operations division hilton burton testified before the city council about the relative frequency in which celebrities got such escorts, which contradicted chief kathy lanier and assertions she made earlier. burton would eventually be demoted and in turn sue the chief and the city claiming he was being retaliated against. today in court chi

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and then derrick, i forget what was your adjective? gooey? mucky? >> just icky? >> icky, sorry. these are technical terms. [laughter] so there's something wrong. so there's unnecessary evil necessary evil and if you hear necessary evil, think about a lot of stuff you'll hear even from the right has at least a tinge of that. especially anytime someone says well, we're going to move -- like yes, of course, we want to move to solar and wind as soon as we can, etc., etc. and my view is different. so i don't believe in unnecessary evil or necessary evil, i believe in the third which is superior good. superior good. and superior good just mean it's like anything else. it's like this, it's just saying i buy this, i use this because it's the best thing available to me. it's going to enhance my life more than any of my other options, and by the way, it doesn't mean, oh, i -- it needs to be renewable, everyone should use an iphone 6 for the end of time, otherwise we're not allowed to use it. it's not saying oh it's perfectly clean, there's no pollution. of course there's mining and all ki

the shippers say the shutdown response to workers deliberately closing down on the job derrick not wantshow about holiday pay. accusing the shippers of deliberately causing a backlog to put them in a bad light. the containers filled with everything from swimsuits to washing machines are stuck on the docks, or on ships in the bay waiting to be unloaded. >> catherine: evened the golden state warrior fans are filling the pinch. >> catherine: when they showed up for a planned giveaway of the bubbleheads last december they got a voucher instead along with an apology that explained that they " have been sitting off shore and an able to override because of labor issues at the las angeles long beach port. >> catherine: but the hardest hit may be the 73,008 barry workers whose jobs depend on the port. >> catherine: the threat of closure here brought a 27% increase. the golf course increase is 59%. >> pam: residents in san jose can help investigations and solve crimes. the city of san jose is announcing the launch of a voluntary security camera registry today which will allow residents and busine

news 4's derrick ward reports on the all-out effort. >> what do a popular eatery and popular wine and cheese market and local charter school have in common? weekend they're some of the places where d.c. residents can sign up for health care. >> where people work where they shop where they play and where they pray. this is the mantra. >> there's an all-out push to get as many people as possible enrolled. according to the city's numbers, more than 75,000 d.c. residents have signed up since enrollment started. still about 23,000 people to reach out to. if you're a sunday kind of person. >> we have a bunch of churches. >> reporter: how about health care to go with your wine and cheese? here at cork this weekend you'll find something new and healthy on the menu. >> provide health insurance for my employees, make sure everyone here in the city knows that they have ability to get health care through the exchange. >> reporter: pitts is a member of the health exchange but says his efforts won't stop there. >> we're a big part of the community, both the market here and the restaurant across the

derrick ward has reaction. >>> you can enlist in the military at age 18 but you have to serve three moreears before you can legally take a drink in the u.s. here many maryland some folks at the statehouse want to change that. >> they at least ought to be able to go into the legion or a restaurant and bar and have a glass of wine orbeer. >> reporter: that would mean places like cafe normandy in annapolis. >> i understand why. i don't really think it's a good idea. >> reporter: the owner says she remembers the day before 1984 when you could legally drink at 18. now that the 21-year-old requirement has been in place for a while? >> going back i don't know i just don't think it's a good idea. >> reporter: travel just a few doors up main street and the owner of castle play believes if you can spill your blood for your country you shall be able to legally pour a drink in it. the thing is the 21-year-old requirement in place has become a condition for getting federal highway money. losing that doesn't go down easy with everyone. >> passing this bill would mean lose dlrg 32 million in federal hi

derrick ward news4. >>> a man is dead after a shoot-out with d.c. police today. investigators say it may be -- he may be the one who pulled the trigger. police tell us it was just before midnight here when officers began chasing the man who was suspected of back-to-back street robberies. one happened on riggs place, the other on swan street. officials say officers actually witnessed the second robbery and tried to stop it but the man pulled out a gun and began shooting. they shot back as he ran. he was later found dead of a gunshot wound to the head. police tell us it looks like he shot himself. >> it's very unfortunate we lost somebody somebody lost their lives as a result of this. but it's not -- it's not -- like i said it doesn't happen every day, but it has happened in the past. >> police tell us the gun was recovered from the scene. the name of the suspected robber has not been released. >>> today a fairfax county judge decided the attempted murder trial of jesse matthew will begin june 8th. matthew's accused of raping and trying to kill a woman in the city

news4's derrick ward was there. joins us with the tough questions for metro. >> reporter: this metro incident has generated a keen interest from congress. jonathan rogers tried to save the life of carolyn glover as their subway car filled with smoke and she was overcome. today before a house subcommittee even as he calmly narrated pictures he took of the incident, he welled up. >> in a photo to be i believe the last i took before giving cpr to miss glover -- sorry -- >> reporter: a federal investigation is ongoing, but preliminary findings so far point to reoccurring issues in the metro incidents. first responders' radios that don't work underground. lawmakers were openly frustrated. >> i can think of nothing worse than being smoked to death underground in a subway. >> i looked at some of the questions and answers with 2009 and some of the same things were said back then. we're going to do training. we're going to do this do that. and yet here we are some six years later and the same thing happened. >> reporter: the

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have a probable cause for last month's incident until sometime after those hearings. >> thank you, derrick. >>> new at 6:00, a struggle with a convenience store worker is caught on video during a robbery. a man with a mask ran into the high-up food mart in sterling about 9:30 wednesday night. he jumped over the counter and grabbed money, then got into a fight with a the cashier. at one point the robber's mask came off, giving us a good look at his face. police say cash was taken but they still haven't caught the guy. to get a closer look at him, go to nbcwashington.com and search "robbery." >>> the number of fighters reported to be involved in an attack by isis at the al asad air base in iraq has tripled. we're now hearing that 25 fighters were killed by iraqi security forces today. three of them were wearing suicide vests. 400 u.s. marines are stationed at that base to train iraqi forces. they were two mile ace way when the attack occurred. >>> there's a new nbc news marist poll that suggests that 534% of americans want congress to approve president obama's request for authorization to us

lower 40's it father and when derrick >> reporter: the breeze will continue to pick up out of the weststorm pushes in the interior. look at how warm it is middle 60s along the coast and nearly 70 degrees in places like oakland, fremont 71. northgate and inland communities as well. looking at the storm the first will push and first with a second storm on friday. not much precipitation expected but mostly i went. working--high wind. >> reporter: freddie promises to be windy and cloudy. this friday promises to be windy and cloudy. >> reporter: a third storm system will stop by would more shattered showers predicted that the up more unstable and break of rumbles of thunder. >> reporter: the warmest day of the entire work week. come friday if he spotty showers and mostly wendy and cloudy conditions as we had in to the incoming we get we are looking at unsettled weather come saturday creek >> reporter:www .snowbomb.com this >> reporter: quan >> reporter: distilling of being a female stucking nobody was unbearable heard leading under only one choice which was to transition. >> reporter:-decis

i'm derrick i live an order street with our permission i'd like to revisit the circumstances of the variance request the arguments that were presented in short of establishing an extraordinary situation as i see it the developer delivered the risk when we entered an stunt if we step e accept this for variance were encouraging more business and poor judgment for further development that will subsidize - if we handle those the way their intended today, the planning commission has an opportunity to hold the correct parties account accountability if it is granted we respectfully ask you continue this hearing. >> thank you. sir, your time is up. >> okay. >> hi, i'm david i live on state street i have two small apartments and i walk out of my building my apartment is seven hundred square feet i see this monster condominium and an airport hardening on the left i don't know who the hell approved those things for us to say this is contextual design i presented this in first year architecture class i would have been told to go back i tried to get a variance in the back of my house i was told it was ha

the bulls' star derrick rose is hurt again. torn cartilage in his right knee.been plagued by knee and hamstring injuries. no timetable on his return. how dowry place sandoval and more advice? that's what the giants hope to figure out. here is mike shumann at spring training in scottsdale. >> the giants added mcgee and moriogi. he says he is up for the challenge. >> he is a huge part of three world series championships. i am capable of helping this team win a lot of games. >> do you have an animal nickname that we can create a hat out of? >> they came up with one last year, but it wasn't an animal. do you remember anchorman? they called him hits mcgee. >> he was dearly missed at center field and a leadoff hitter according to his teammates. >> my mom raised me to help this team to win as many championships as possible. but this year it will be a fun year with the new guys. >> he will play left field and angel who speaks spanish says he has the language barrier resolved. >> i am working on my japanese. i am trying to work it out. >> shu's report continues tomorrow

derrick rose scores as the bulls down the cavs. >>> with its mix of celebrities and pro golfers it'sne of northeast unpredictable events. that continued thursday when john dale willy finished at the top. the caddyshack star gives around while trying to sink a putt. he won $40,000 for charity for that round. he's got that going for him. >>> more than 3,000 dogs are descending this weekend in the start of the westminster dog show. two breeds including the wire-haired visa la and others. the top dog will be named tuesday night. >>> when we return a dentist discovery. a young patient is crediting a trip to the dentist's office with saving her life. we'll tell you why. ed to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox® an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine. 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. it's proven to actually prevent headache days. and it's injected by my doctor once every 3 months. the effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert yo

leader and maria urge in the photo everyone in the front right now is in the photo and i believe derrick is in it and correct me if i am wrong thank you. >> are we doing a count down. >> 3 2 1. >> clap your hands. >> >> welcome to culture wire. we will look at the latest and greatest public art project. recently the airport unveiled the new state of the art terminal. let's take a look. the new terminal service and american airlines and virgin america was designed by a world- renowned architecture's firm. originally built in 1954 the building underwent massive renovation to become the first registered terminal and one of the must modern and sustainable terminals and the united states. the public art program continues its 30-year legacy of integrating art into the airport environment with the addition of five new commissions that are as bold and dynamic as the new building. >> this project was completed in record time, and we were able to integrate the artist's early enough in the process that they could work with the architect said that the work that is completed is the work that really h